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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-01-19
Protesting Against Dismember
meut.

WASHINGTON, Jan. Is. Delegate
HALEY, of Idaho, will present to Con-
cress this week a resolution OF the
Territorial Assembly, protesting against
the ACKNOWLEDGMENT of Idaho. Sena-
t~or-elect Stewart, of Nevada, will, at
the next session, it is understood, in
troduce a bill to add the pan handle OF
Idaho to Washington Territory, and
the Southern part OF the Territory
to Nevada. If this plan should sue
coed Nevada would nearly double in
population and might gain another
Congressman.
A Hitch In Irish's Confirmation.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 18.-It is stated
| that the nomination of Charles w.
Irish, of Iowa City, Iowa, who was
| designated during the recess to be Sur
veyor General OF Nevada, vice Chris
topher G.. Powning, suspended, will
certainly be reported, and probably
acted upon adversely. The sentiment
of the Senate, in favor of Home Rule,
especially in organized States, is
strong.
The Incl OF Rain.
CHICAGO, Jan. 1S.-Dispatches this
morning from California said that the
grain operators on the Coast had be-
come sc alarmed over the lack Of rain
that yesterday they had advanced
their market SO per GENITAL there. II
has been stated on Change that so fsI
only one inch of snow had fallen on
the Coast, where there should have
been from eight to ten inches.
Cold Weather.
ST. PAUL, Jan. 1S.-The Signal OF.
ficer reports hat at 5 O'Clock the mer'
curry reached the lowest point this
Winter, marking SO below zero.
Five Persons Killed by an ExplO'
sion.
HAVANA, Jan. 1S.-Byi the explo
sion Of a boiler on the Mosquier estate
Matanzas, five persons were killed
and several others were injured.
Death Or Prof. YOumans.
New York, Jan. 1S.-Prof. Edward
L.. IOu1nalS, u distinguished Writcl
and lecturer on scientific subjects, dice
this morning. =
The Interstate Commerce Bill.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 1S.--At 2 o'clocl
the House proceeded to the considera
ton OF the Conference Report of thu
Interstate Commerce bill. '"
Gets u Marriage LIcense.
Chicago, Jan. 18.-Miss f. Van
zandt, the young woman announced t.
marry the condemned Anarchist Spies
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-01-19
ANNUAL MEETING.

futHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK.
holders Of the Ruby and Dunderberg CON
sohdated Mining Company of Nevada will be
held at the Company's office, In the town Of
on SATURDAY. the 29th instant. AT 7
O'Clock P. NJ. By order Of the President.
JAS. WILSON. Secretary.
EUREKA, Jan. 10, 1887. jal5-td
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-01-19
Turn About Is Fair Play.

Footlight: At the time Of the late rise
10 stocks. the principal owners and land
lords Of property along Central @ street
met privately and advanced their monthly
rents 331s per cent, which the grumbling
tenants had to stand. Now that stocks
have declined the latter claim that they
are entitled to an equitable reduction. es-
pecially as there has been no increase in
the number of miners employed.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-01-19
FOR SALE.

A HOUSE OF FOUR ROOMS, WITH -
IA closets. and a fns cellar. The GsF7H
10 in good repair The lot Is ~ by G11nR
100 feet deep. Good title. and will be sold very
cheap for cash. For particulars apply to
ED. LoONEY,
Eureka. Jan. l, 1887. il.Im
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-01-19
Married the Prince OF Dudes.

Chicago society is all agog, in a blaze of
excitement, so to spsak. because q rich
widows daughter, Miss A,thea Stone.
skipped out Of . ballroom one evenipg
lately and married the prince Of dudes,
william p. Cunningham. The widow
when the facts were known. but
the girl got there all the same.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-01-19

d" will i'm prove the appetite
OF oapron's. :
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-01-19
EASTERN NEWS.

Of Governors in PennSyl-
Valia, Delaware and New Jersey
A COTTON FREIGHT TRAIN DIsc3v-
Erred 70 BE on FIRE.
Miss vanzandt's Grandmother Forbids
Her Marriage With Spies.
DELICATE HALEY PROTESTS AGAINST THE
DISBURSEMENT or IDAHO.
The Sentiment Of the Senate Strongly
in Favor of Home Rule.
MRS. loGAR's AND MRS. BLAIR's PEN
SION BILLS DEFEATED.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-01-19
M. KARSKY,

Proprietor of the white House
CIothing Emporium,
Ia selling his immense stock OF Winter
clothing, and oil other goods. at greatly
reduced prices. Bargain seekers Will 90
well 10 examine my stock before buying
elsewhere, M. kAnsKY'
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-01-19

Biliousness relieved by I'D Dat
Oapron's.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-01-19

Gets q Marriage LIcense,

Chicago, Jan. 18.-Miss E. Van
zandt, the young woman announced to
marry the condemned Anarchist Spies,
took out a marriage license to-day.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-01-19
$1OO REWARD /!

THE ABOVE REWARD WILL BE PAID
Il for the conviction OF any person or per-
sons who distributes In any part OF the town
OF Eureka poisoned food for any animal.
HENRY K. MITCHELL.
Eureka. Jan. 7, 1887. ja8.1m
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1887-12-10
A WORD TO THE WISE.

The following. from The Maare-
pc GasetIe. shows how the Nichols
men will Try 70 reform" Livingston
parish next Monday:
Although the McEnsey men out
aumbsr the Nichols men two 10
one. the Nichols strikers ars max.
ing desperate efforts 70 capture the
uass meeting. which mests q Gen.
tsrvills on the 18th inst. for The
purpose Of choosing delegates 10
Tie dominating convention at Baton
Rouge. They promise ell who will
support Nicholla ire eouvsyanes,
ltse lonch. fres whisky. etc. II the
AcEosry men don't get osound
lively, tbs Nichols strikers will
steal . maseh on them.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1887-12-10

The Tsrrsboans Times very spsly
Gays:
You may do some meu . thou.
eand isvors. and treat them With
the utmost coursssy snd csusidsrs-
ton. snd yss II the drse opporto-
nifty they sAuw . reckless and heart.
lee ingratitads. THE thing Of b.
coming ~ enemy 10 . man because
bic views Of religion, politics or
Temperance. differs from yours, il
ell nonsense; people appreciate men
OF broad. liberal views and priuci.
plsa. and who have braius enough
mt TO becoa0s csauks. or show q
psttish. spitsfui disposition. bs.
cause they cannot run ihiags 70
suit their morrow. minded idsea.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1887-12-10

Tsx.s CoM1xo 10 rss FsosT.-
Texas 10 widely and iavorably
known for her agricultural. railroad
and stock int rssts. aud 10 bss,om.
ing famous for her scientific dis
coverieA The Que now becoming
The best known 10 The thinking and
reading public 10 Reeds Chill Cure.
mAnulaetursi ct Clarksvills. and 10
the best remedy for chills and fever
known 20 the medical profession.
Il contains no quiniue. arsenic nor
stryehnins. and 10 pleasant 70 take.
For sale sad warranted By Dr.. +.
j. Hsintx
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1887-12-10
VAUDEVILLE ITEMS.


DASDxvlL1R. Dsc.:8, 1887.
EDITos 81. TAMnAxY FAsnsa:
Our town 10 still on the boom, ~
cau b. ssso BY The alscrity with
which the earpsatsss ass putting
up new bailiinys.
M. WIN. Phillips hes painters st
work giving the 6oishing touch 70
his 6us residence On Gerard street.
The dwelling house which Wa
commenced last week st The Crss-
osnt Restaurant - nearly CON-
plstsd.
There W. quitsjiaa excitsmsnt
created lest Wednesday morning.
when the steamer New Csmslia sr.
rived II the wharf. Do her way to
Nov Orleans. for anisr the sbs,ls
1t the he'd Vt the pier wss ssen
seven stuffed men. sitting in . CIR
Gle. with hesds made Of pastsboard,
and each Of them having their r.
spectivs names attached. with .
snssring motto. I'll being . bur.
lesque OF our town authorities. Il
might snuss those sogagsd in the
matter. but cannot bat b dseri-
mental 70 the welfare OF The town.
For the pest month or more this
plses. through The vsotilation Of
fAetioosl spits. hes bssn . perfect
psndsmouium. The article under
the bead Ut Newspaper Troubles"
10 your lest issue. exactly suits
thoas engaged in the present con.
tsovsrey.
We are informed that one Of our
most talented teachers viii soon
open . night school for a.lspts in
our town. We have no doubt that
u Will b . success. - there 10 plsn-
y Of material 70 work. upon.
Hon. ". G. Morgan. Clerk Of
Court and Recorder Of our parish.
spent last Saturday with friends in
our plsos.
Counsellor Jos. 4. Reid, Of ANTE |
City. wss ssg;stses.l lest Friday q |
The Crescent Hall.
Last night about 9 O'Clock, when |
The rain began. With . strong south.
sast wind. ~ bshsld one OF the
most beautiful sights imaginabls.
The vsvss .dasliuz against the
"harvss ssat out millions OF sparkle,
md the Lake itself presented . vast
'hsst Of burning cosls. The phos-
'horssosuos Of the water vas CO.
'trong that although il was very
isrk, It rsssmbled IN Aurors Bore.
die. This morning 10 have . strong
DOL west wind and beautiful sun.
hioo.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1887-12-10
NEWSPAPER LAWS AND
REGULATIONS.

!. Subsefibsss Who do not Give
express notice to the oootrary, ars
considered - wishiug 20 oootiuus
their subscription.
z II subeesibsrs Gedse The dis
coetinuanoe Of their periodical,
the publishsr may continus 70 ssnd
them until al asFeasagss are paid.
8. II subsesibsss neglect OF -.
fuse to take thsir periodicals. from
the o@os to which they ars direct
ed. they are held responsible until
they havo ssttlsd their bills. and
ordered them discontinued.
4. Il subseribees remove 70
other plaosa without informing the
publisher. and the papers ars sent
70 the former direction, they ere
held responsible.
s. The courts have decided thai
refusing ~ take periodicals. from
the Office. or removing or leaving
them uncallsd for" 10 pri1se fecio
evidence Of intended itsud.
& Any peeson Who reesivss .
and makes ne Of IL,
whether be has ordered il or not.
10 held in law 70 b . subscriber.
Z. II subsoribe.s pay in advance.
they are bound TO give notice 70
The publishes. at The end d their
time. II they do not wish 70 con-
kinue taking Il: otherwise Tie pub
Usher 10 authorised b send Is On,
and the subscriber will b respon-
sibls until an express notice. with
payment Of I'll arrears, i cent to|
The publishes.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1887-12-10

IAaalkp-At Sunny Bluff. s.
Tammany parish. La. Thursdsy
evening. December 8. 1887. by
Preston Burns. J. p. Mr.. ELuA.
+ JENKINS and Miss PAsaA lorna
After the ceremony the newly
welded couple we're eharivarisfl
and The groom was carried up and
down . lane mounted on . Seuce
rail.
The clarivAri was doubtless q
token Of the rsapsct and setssm in
which the happy coupIs were held
By their many friends. and the esrs-
mohy Of riding the groom on . rail
wss perhaps emblsmatiesl Of the
last that esen while in the enjoy.
Dsot OF the greatest scstaey and
blisa. ~ should still remember that
IiSs = full Of ''stsrn realities. !" which
oase b patiently endured, and he
path 70 ultimate and complete hap
pissss and contsntmsat i . ..ro,eA
road % travel"
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1887-12-10

Our present popular end edie;sol
Sheriff. Ne. ". B. Cook. asnnasee,
himself to-day - . candidate 70,
reelection. Hr. Cook bsa 6llsd
The o@es Of Sheriff lor two tsrms
and his growing popularity il shown
BY The yseorda In November, 1878.
the vote for Sheriff We q follows:
W. B. Cook. So; A. g. Shouts,
4S6. Cooks majority. 50.
After Sour years Of faithful 81.
vice. Ar. Cook again aspirsd to
the ol1es 81 Sheriff. Tor rather for
rs-saection.) and as ths election
held on Tussdsy. April q. 1884,
the result We - follows:
". B. Cook. 500; Erbin Cooper.
$50. Cooks majority. 6sa
Il win b sssn By the above that
Sheriff Cook was rs-slsctsd By over
500 majority noss than be received
Is bic 6rst election. THE vas .
most substsutial and emphatic
indorssmept Of bic 6rst four
years Of service. and his adminis.
tratioo Of The odles daring tho past
tour years has been sminsntly eat-
isssetosy. and addsd greatly 20 bic
popularity - % efficient aud com.
potent officer. We predict that he
will b again elected Sheriff. BY o.
larger majority than ever before.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1887-12-10
THIRD WARD FOR XcENERY.

Cov1sorox. La. Dee. 8. 1857.
i Pursuant to call, . mass meeting
OF the Democratic voters Of The
Third Ward VAS held at the Court
lhouse, in Covington. on Tie obova
date
| Mr.. W. G. Warrsa, President d
the Democratic Parish Executive
Committee. called the meeting "a
order. and announced that Tie 6rst
thing in order vas the election d
officers.
Hr. n. II. Tally nominated Jutle,
Jaa Il Thompsoa for Chairnao.
and there being no oppoit;os. b
was unanimoosly elected.
The Chairman then asnoueesd
that The meeting was called for tbs
purpose Of sleeting two delegates
from the Third Ward 70 the Parish
Convention. to b held in Covips.
ton on the 10th inst. to elect DELE
| gates 70 cast The vote Of st. Tam
many parish IN The State Nomin.
citing Copvsasion. TO b held q
Baton Rouge. La. Jan. 10. 1883.
He stated that The first thing in
order was The election Of . Seece-
tsry.
Ar. VIM. Elliott pominatsd NJ.
W. 9. Ksntsel Tor Secretary. and
be was unanimoosl, elected
The Chair.nau then announoed
that nominations ior dslsgstss 70
the Parish Convention we're in o..
der.
Mr.. F. 4. 0uyol pomipated
4sssrs. ]. b. Hosmer and Emile
Frederick.
Mr.. Sc Angs Booster nominated
Nsssrs. W. c. Morgan and Julss b.
Maille.
Il was then moved. By Nr. n. 81.
Tally. and carried. that The oaad,.
dates and their supportsrs take
their positions on separate aidee Of
The house.
This bsing dosa. Tie Chairman
insszuctsd The SECRETARY 10 eoant
The votes. which resulted - sollovs:
For Hosmse and Ftsdssiek-l7.
For Aorgan and Naille-l1
The Chairman then announced
hat 4sssrs. Hosmer and Fredee.
ick. having received . majority 81
Ehe votes east.: :wsss duly elected 10 |
the Third Ward in The
Parish Conveutiou.
Mr.. +. 4. 0uyol moved that Tho
lection b made uoanimous. which |
vas carried. there bsing but ono
dissenting vote. which was alter-
sard Withdrawn By Tie gentleman
rho cast it.
On motion. The meeting then ID
burned sine de.
JAA n. Tnonssos. Chairman.
W. @. KzxszEz. Secretary.
fNoT4-Aiter Tie vote tor dele
'ates had beou taken . numbor 81
entlsmsn arrived Who would have
osed for The HeEnssy dslegsssa.
[osmsr and Frederick. swelling the
ots 70 about 60 against - for The
|icholls dslegstss.1
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1887-12-10

A physicaa tslls wby people cot.
II shsa0at;e twiogss in damp or
rainy weather. The dampness
makes The cir lighter. affecting its
pressure o. Tue body add producing
temporary Disturbances Of the sys.
tam. ANY disturbance Of the sys.
ten" explains the medicine mso.
''aAsets The most sensitive part Of .
man; Il b hes rhenmatism Il brings
on sharp palma: il b he's eorns OF .
bsuion. thoss give him trouble, and
Il . nssvs - exposed in one Of bis
tssth. 10 - q once informed Of that
fnct.s
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1887-12-10
THE PLANTERS SIDE
The vicksburg Herald says:
There u eyidenfl1 n hia tlshk d

The vicksburg Herald says:
There u svidsotly . big tight 70.
ing on between The balls and The
bears. over The price a cotton.
Within Tho last lev weeks The sales
II futures have besn larger thar
ever ksovn before. and The satsmpt
OF the bsArs 70 keep down ths peics
in Tie tacs Of . light stock on hand
and . short crop 10 known 10 all.
The old scheme Of getting The whole
crop Of American ooGtoa at low AR-
urss. and putting up the price sitsr
il 10 ont Of the producer's hands,
doesn't work - easily % it he's
many TINES before.
We advise The planters 70 aid IN
every honorable way 10 give The
bsars . good Lesson this time; whore
they are IN . condition 70 hold
that 10. whore they are out Of debt
we think they can make monsy
BY holding. end ct tho same time
punish those who are trying to put
dowa the prizes Of their property.
Whether The American estimates
Of tho crop ars too low or not il is|
pretty safe to assume that cotton
win certainly rot decline when the
begin 70 fall Of rapidly. |
which viii som b The case. The
plantsrs. By holding. may get aI
higher price. and il 10 reasonable 10 |
Dapposs they win not get . lower:
they shoald cid their Own
Iide ~ They esa. !
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1887-12-10
Land Omes. New Orleans, La,
Nov. q. 1897.

Notice - hereby given that The follow.
Ing named settler haa aled notice q HE
,nssntion - make Anal proof II sup
port Of HE claim, and That said proof
sill b made before the Judge or IN HE
ahsease The Clerk Of the District Court
q Covingtos. La, o. Tuesday. Jan.
II. l0s0. viz:
JEAN II. LABAT,
Who Dade "Adjoinisg FARo" ho0o
entry No. 6S91. for the northvest Quar-.
tsv Of the northeast quaStss. and north
sass qaastee Of the northwest quaYter
a section 81. tovnship q. sostk sanss
u easA g. helsaa meridian.
He ssass he following witnessas 10
prove his eostinsoas rosideoee upon
and cultivation Of said land, viz:
Dosville Floe Seymour Flo<. IT,, Al.
eide Aollo and S1lss 6absies. all Of
~ rsnoany parish. La
nol2 6 TnoA ]. Bu1Lss Rsgistss.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1887-12-10
CLUBBING ARRANGEMENT
AND PREMIUM.

We will send The WEsxLY PicA.
yuxs o. The WRxxLY TinEs- DxMo-
caAr and 81. TAHnAMy FAxGsu one
ysas. 70 any address. for e 50.
payable II sdvance.
Al paid up Subscribers Of the
FAsHss ars prsssntsd With . copy
a d.. Kesdsll's celebrated Treat.
- % the Hoeoe aaA HE Diseases.
4 noot valuoblo boot.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1887-12-10
METEOROLOGICAL REPORT

o6IcSOktOANJ34C 86kO8C
The following Interesting meteor
illogical summary Of obssevst;oaa
9ads b. he Obssrvsr a tbs Louie
lana Weather Service lsas bseo far,
nishsd this o@ce. This Informs,
ton viii appear in the earrsat i
sos q The Nonthly Weather Review
Of tbat service:
SUMMARY 1os xovE,e1I., 1857.
Vaudeville. st. Tammsoy Parish
Il. Hon. Alsx. Band, Observer:
Highest tsmpsratars %. on ths
eth, 3Ath and 26eb.
Lowest tsmpssatars ., On the
99th.
Range -; gssaasse daily range
3S. on the 22d; lsass daily range s,
on Tie 97th; mean daily range 1876;
mean mailman "; mean minimum
A2.
The mess tsmpsrstars 81 The
month. 6&l. We OIL below The
November Formal for The pest two
ysara
The precipitation. 1.37 inches.
wAs l.0S inohss below The Novssm.
bsr soemsl for ths past two yssra
falling on three days. viz: 18th.
18th and 97th.
Prevailing dirsetiop Of The Wind,
North.
Killing ltost occarrsi on The Goth,
3lse 22d, 20tb and 3Olh.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1887-12-10

Congress assembled last Nouday.
The Senate consists Of 81 Rspubli.
osas and 81 Dsmoeeata In Tie
Houss there ars l68 Democrats,
lbS Republicans. 2 Labor party. 2
Independent j. J. Ineslls. Re-
publican. was elected President
pro tesa Of the Ssaats, and J. @.
Carlisle Democrat. Speaker Of the
House.
The Prssideot's message va
rod on Tuesday. II 10 confined 70
~ subject Of reducing the Surplus
in The treasury; 70 accomplish this
b rscommsods the placing Of raw
matseial on The frse list cad making
some rsdsesioas in import duties.
end Gays The whisky and tobacco
tax should not b changed.
The tobacco. wool aud sugar
growers do not relish tbs tone Of
The nsssAgs.
Nothing - said in The message
about sbolishing the internal rsvs.
nue. tax. which should go" BY all
means. first of I'll. We 80 no as-
csssity of . var tax in timss Of
Psae& An. The Tree admission Of
Of nav material e lick at the mil
lions Of produosrs. in favor Of the
manulacturers. We doa't know
bow Congress stands on this quss-
ton. but ws do not believe il vill
take With The people. = vast major
ity OF whom are prodaosrs OF raw
mstssial" sad don't caro- 20 com.
pete With the psnpsr labor OF
Europe. for the benefit OF Q lev
prOlocsoi lsuanufnctnrera
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1887-12-10

Tho schedule OF the schooner
Rsbecca. Capt Frank Hosmer, has
been changed. and she will. until
further notice, RON - follows:
Leave Covington every Friday.
Returning. leave New Orleans,
(hsad Of New Basin,) every Tuss.
day.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1887-12-10

On motion. the Chairman. Score
tary and Commissiousrs wseo in.
sesucsed 70 give The two elected
delegates their crsdeutisls 70 the
Parish Coovention. 70 be held in
Coviegtoo. De-. 10. 1857.
o. mot;oa. The nass meeting
then adjoar1ed siae de
". @. Hs1cHsoy,
Chairman.
Ina = SH1Au. Secretary.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1887-12-10

The Democratic Convention will
assemble at the Courthouse To- day,
composed Of two delegates from
each Of. the nine warle. 10 elect
delegates 10 the State Convention.
At the primaries. last Saturday. The
Let. I'd, Sd and 5th wards elected
AcEnsry delegates. and the 4th
ward elected Nicbulls delegates.
We have no reliable news from The
other four, wards. and the result
will not 30 known until the con.
vention meets TODAY.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1887-12-10

There viii be an auction sale Of
fancy and staple groceries. next
Monday. BY Constable Doyle. in
tho case of J. Stsrnberg ~ Mira E.
Beaueoudrsy and her husband. L.
Beaueoudray. See advertisemeut.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1887-12-10

Ar. Calvin Cooper presented .,
this week with the boss turnip ol
The season. II VA 20 inches Ia
circumference. nearly round, and
weighed about five pounds.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1887-12-10

The State Of Louisians. by dsci-
zion Of the Supreme Court. has
been Recognised - The heir 70 the
ssiats Of The notorious queen Of The
dsmi-monds. Kate Townsend. Who
was murdered some years ego BY
her lover. Troisvills Sykes. The
sstass 10 valued at about 1AOO. 600.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1887-12-10

New Orleans Chroaisla.1
Many OF our vsadsss have proba.
hly noticed il the chops q grocer,
large lin cans Of . bright aad bril-.
liantlv red powder. wLich seemed
70 b eagerly sought for By eus.
tomsra This u eolosing pepper,
or - ths Spaniards and Nsxissns
call IT, Chile Colombo. Il 10 ussd
Tor inpssting 70 Ffsaeh sts~s and
ftioasssss thae besutiful and rich
brown color % dsas % ths heestu
Of spiearss. aod while nos hot and
stroag kks ethss kinds Of pepper,
hes . favor very agreeable 70 The
palate. and assists Tie digestion
quite materially.
This pepper i brought here from
Italy sad Spain in large qasntit;ss
and 10 quite excessively sold. svss
70 he American population. ~ho
hsvs learned its uss end appreciate
its good qualities.
We baxs ottso tboaeht i vsrv
strange thst cone sntsspsisisg per.
con he'd not attsmptsd 10 prepare
tioa hses. for l. i sothine more
than tbs large bsll-psppsrs % con.
mon in our markst allowed 70 b.
cone fully ripe and red. and then
Sroand % . 6as powder.
Certainly tho sstsrpriss wosld
pay good proat Tor il Il pays to
bsiag il ~ ~ way from italy aud
Spain. il mus ~. 10 peodaes and
prepare it as home whore - hevs
cheaper lsad % which 70 grow he
pepper. sad bstess naehissry Tor
it eosvsesios into powder.
There . practically no limit to|
The demand Tor this article. % not
onl, our own Cssols population |
lind il indispensable. has in sllI
ssxSeo and Central A0sgias i =!
'ossidsrsd - ssesssssy - loas OIL
porn.
soastifsl crops Of psppss can bsI
'aissd viii comparatively little d.
'oe. cd ths process q tss.iae it
oeo . poWdesod olnle = DOT eoeaav